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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
THE PETROLEUM AARKEi.


VIEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PktchS
The market In National Transit Certificates vest RAY wa
Auu and featureless. higher range OF prices ruIcd
because OF the buish nge OF news fcm the "cs'' mo
total Yield SsAonburg field falling OF to less 'ha
ooO barrels OF the ConsOldae Exchange houses
which command large stock clcn1Se appear 10 be re-
sond,c IN the IMPRESSION produced In the patrOcum
trade by the statistical outlook The following remarks
were issued in circulars yesterday by Watson Gibson
who were time bars on account OF the Lima
oeId The oil market been stagnant for a couple
OF weeks, but this dunes has brought In no sellers and
the indications are that Will be upward
The producers have faithfully enforced their shutdown
agreement this mouth and there reason to be-
eye that their compact will be observed, which
reduction 100000 barrels month In the
visible supply Meanwhile domestic consumption OF re-
fined is growing about 10 cent annually and approx
imaely abroad, With light stocks in the hands
OF the trade Crude oil benefited price by
the shutdown agreement IS
ticipated by many, simultaneous with the beginning
OF plan, oil pool with several large gushers
opened SaXOnburg. This Is giving signs OF eXhauso
We predict early activity the market better prices"
IL may be- that the expectations OF early speculative ac
tivlty will BE- disappointed but if should De shown
more general appreciation OF the commercial position OF
oil affected by the curtamcnt OF production, in.
dicatcd above, among doubling and half hearted Wall
Street operators renewed life might b. developed before
speculation gave promise OF the appearance leader
and several wells In the saNon5urg pool near
will decline to take advantage OF their possibly
by fresh assaults on values. Tho market illus
the lh which prices whcn the pres
short sales IS removed and the gradually harden.
ing Of the rcsisvc strength OF the speculation, The
market however closed easy with traders generally
ing for further recession
The Of prices and the total dealings
solidscl Exchange were as follows:
Opening - Is. ghcs' - -, lowest "a Is, final
"A 5S. Sales barrels. 73S. 5000.
Refined oil steady and unchanged cents per
gallon. Abel test. AZ all ports.
An absurd report from Toledo. ohio, Of big scheme
~ the STANDARD oil Interests to build pipe line from
Chicago 10 Newio is denied officially by officers
Standard companies.
on CRY. fean. Nov. 30 -v,uo,n Tr.n,it c-rtlac,r,
Ia q cioseI
Sales. $4,000 birr- clearAncs. G7tpoJ barrel, ohlr.
ters. 1850 barrels shipments. 9j.GS7 barrels runs
72.OOl barrels
rITTsBURG. Penn. Nov 30-National Transit
openoi at II; closed At ~: highest - lowest
BHADFORE P.na.. Nov. - -N-tolil
enened at "A y AMI co-st ~ 49, hi:hsI 7ft lowest
14ls Clearances. 100 00D hlrrsl.
TIrusyILLH Penn. Nov 3D.NSiiO11 rrl1,t Cs-t1rlt,y
opened AT - o. highest 747s lowest. AZ co,si 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YosE DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YOSK DEALINGS
After days Of comparative dulnes' hesitation and
rrcguarty the wheat speculation developed spirit and
strength 1t did not through any novel development
unless continued buying by exporters DO called
Their purchases amounted to nearly 90 600 bushels anil spot
lots yanced Ia cent The Transactions in options
900 900 bushels ami tho buying gen
era and excellent character in addition g. the OF
The fact that correction called FOR IN tho
bush visible supply that the latest adv from
situation favorable to the American
kes and that advance IN freghts l. certain
o. bush Influence all or'ablo nolc,
have stimulated tho day, movements While hero was
some weakness. tho tho market began
upward and gains reached 7.s, cent?, Tho close
arm at advances OF a.a7. cont follows December
ss. January -9b February o. March 92is. April e3N
May g3i. and juno 90 cont. Tho market also
decidedly strong poi by the strength Of which
spot improve = aud tho purchases 'or
amounted 10 900 bushels Tho options closed firm At
of for December Al 49, '-Or January az 80 for
February at the price and = cent for Nav AT Ni4
with fhe nera speculative tendency 1850 "a Tho
options closed 36 for December 81 Tor January and - =
for May shippers fepeei ~ tho rse 10 lard
ant port business was reported The options closed
8 81 for ebrusrv - 90 for March at - 81 and
ApTl At ~ -. and 10 polntsis Nav at - -.
Thc receipts Of grain and Hour ep0ried yesterday AZ New
York Baltimore Philadelphia ant Boston follows
Wheat 1897 bushels corn l7-los huhe. oats S1pll
bushels total grain. H5P tsB bushels -four 5223H packages
Chicago. Mllwsuk and -. Louis the walls
Wheat 1899 bushels 2IG25d bushels 2l2 $50
bushels total grain Bass 10 busAes -four 80, barcls
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11yr srocK MARKEr. nY rrLrGRArn

CHICAGO Union Stock Yards Nsv. 80 - tn, DrorsrS
journal Catt, Recent. llo01 head shipments
-tcadr Fancy - =, shipping
-nsS5 90 ~tsckers AMI Feeder, 81 500 90 cows Bulls
MEsi 81 O0ssJ o. Texas cattle 81 1Jl5 90 Western
rangers sBOOs4a0
Hoss receipt. 5000 heal. Shiu-.nt, 5000 h-aa
Mirod - 7uf IS IS. Heavy 50 90 8
$50 IiEht - GOs5 o.. sklpss3 - Is 30.
l. OOs head shipments 800 hcld Mar.
k.t steaiv 5udi -. Western sJUOaJ IS.
q 8 %. Lambs - f5db 90
~ LOUIS Sov. JO-Ctir- . -On head Ship
monts $40 hcsdt marsst nrm Choice Heavy Native
t,po' 50 Butchsfs
steers Medium Choice 81 OOsS5"1 sioekcrs aud
Iceior. far 70 gooi " GpJ2 go. Rangers, COmmsn 10
aspH corufoi - go 4St To-
Hoqg- Receipt, 900 heat shipmsuts 900 Market
and higher .he'ss HravV and Butch
ssircis7. ~ mas a. Packing iud Yorker, Medium
10 Choice - go<sj % FE. Common 10 cool - 90 .
s4n3
Sl,,s Receipt, 800 heat shipments Market
steady raj. Fancy S. 1884 d. Lamb, - gssss 50
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rrpoprAy PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,vYproor Nov 3O-3:3O p m.-Beef and Port.Onereo
freely Hams Bacon and Checse-ioidcrs offer inodeiSoy'
,fo,v and Trp.ntine-I Holders offer moderately hosm
The .upply IA good Lar-SpOt ami Futures holders oei
sn,rnsly Prime Western spot and November nr 4. JOS
a., 70 December and january. At 36s Cd Wheat anu
Four-uolders noiera tey Corn spot ana rut"e
h orer sp.rngy Mixed Western spot urn az os 20
do December firm 4. l0l do January irm Al IS y'A'
H.. StsteThcre 10 no hing oncri
IoxDoN Nov 3O-4 p m-Produce. Calcutta Insect o. =
"a o,artor Iinseed OIL l9s 4igl per cwt. sennou
petrosun lGd 6i,d per gallon Spirits OF Turpenns
2Gs l0Lgd. per cwt -, .,..n, =, ~ mark, -
BREMEN, Nov. 3O.-Wicoxs larG closcu NJ 81 '""'N'
pfennigs per 10 pounds ,, -. on ,ro,c. o.,
,1o kiln, Petroleum Fine Pale American. ~
,nc. o. r.ntmes paid and II IS cenmes sellers
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Thronsh trains leave

ERIE Through trains leave
Ter. It local train, leave 2J,t ton 10 miaa,o,
ins rssn Co3cie, to Eimra nora.li.vie naia. Pai
s.cop.ns each 'ron horneli 'vlie 10 CitcInntt
man OF Dsy aud Iurc sieepng Coache, M-ai.
ync Cory. AAroo. Cleveland Cincinnati. CHICAGO ant
ing coaches to ochattc Buffalo Niagara FANS. oioan.
sleeping coAchc, to Binehanion. owcgo. ElmrA
~ r. noon iI5.a so. 40 5lo' 3 80. $50. Clo
80 80 o6. M 90 = noon 90 6i jay ~, SS5
80 80 p m ~ r., Ad% ,n1u IIntio ~'gS
Paterson week d,y, t15 90 $50 200 10 30 A. m - %
S esq D. eio tao aa Icio io ~" e S %&
night sunday ~; 80 1890. T. noon 100 700. 800
Yow.rG anl Paterson. via Ncrars -ce. iay, 80 so
80 10 p n. and IL midnight saaiay, 500 A. is
suH.rn. ~e,s a'y, ~. 80, 1880 a. m. l:!s $50
agS 90 go ea 49, go r. io'0 m; and d Il m MA
Now6ais Cornwall. week day, $50. 3ap. 40
warwics. weof day, 200, 1880 !. M 50 p n.
Mddsioeo aud Port Jsfvi. w.rS d.y. 80 80 D 1890
an. $50, $50, 5. .. II 80 p M sundays. as $50.
Goshen wsek DAYS. 40 80 p 80 m 80 100 80
rc.o, Tor passage aud apartment, in Drawing Room ami
Sleeping Coache, b, obtained orierf for tho check
t@.e ohes.' Sos 81 i6i III eS7 Rro,'~,y ~ Vest
gomory 81. Jersey Clty crat tho Conpaay' station,
IL ii. souLf. Gen' M'E'r LP. FARMER. C. p. ACT
A-RONDOUr. KINGSTON AND CATS
rSa9 oSGTqwa SswSgTS Ma5OGGG"s4 s MISa
Steamer, NV Of kingston aud iamc' " BALDWIN leave
sS'1 S. city Of pSf except
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Jay = follows:
West 42ds 1850 m. Jsy,, 73O a for Middletown
Fallsburg. Monticello. Liberty Waltos Delhi Norwich
uuca Rome oneida Fulton Oswego Buffalo. Detroit Chi
Waikiki Valley points
West i2i-st 4 10 y. m. JayN. j % p. M, for Middle
town. Eenyllle WAIKIKI Valley points
West 42i.st. b33 y. m. Jayst 6l6 M. daily for Mid
dl-town, Filsburg Iiberty. Walton Norwich oneida
Oswcgo. Suspension Bridge Detroit Chicago. ST Louis.
Pullman sleepingcar berhs reserved at 3O7 Broadway
limo tables tickets &C. ~ 2O7. 3O7 ga. l32j Broadway
737 Gh ave. 1874 East l25ths, 26i West l26thst. New
York. J.C. ANDERSON. q. r. A,
lbEIchangs place. New.York.
4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pal-
~ steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMON ID leave
every week day at y. H. from Pier Al N. r. foot Of
Canslrt
rsight received until tho hour OF departure.
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,AY LINE 10 OLD POINT COMFORT.
| EIlIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

bro~scs a. follow,
a. m. for Cliasauqua and intermediate pois's
H. Tor tcle,a Lyons ElmrL Nochester, BuNao
IN. and local points Chair car 10 Wilkes
barre -
p m FER rnnkh nuock and intermediate points chair
10 HAMMOCK. Connection to Heading and Harris
burg.
40 m Tor Pits,on and principal ntcrmellatc po!nts
Chair Pttston.
b2Op m for Copay and informed Ate points con
necton Healing aud Harrisburg. Chair % DOplly.
b:5Op n. tor GENEVA Lyons iimra. Rochester Buffalo
an lie West Pullman Ia Yon%
Sl5 u. M Tor Laurlys and informed ate points
Trains leaving a. m. p. AMI 10 y connect
for all points IN Mahlnov and liafl'tsn coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
IN for Mauch Chunk, HaEleion and intermediate
points
20 p m for Coplay and intermediate points
$50 u for Geneva, LYONS. flmra, Rochester Buffalo
tho West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
General Eastern Onicc. .Jj Broadway
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,cr Inn R.cspts-Frour $500 bba whsat Is 500 ouss
Cor, "a 200 bush 1900 Uuss shipmehs-"N~
is 600 BUSH Corn 200 Oats $500 bush
TOLEDO scwhss, active h as ARM ca:h sici
May 52c oats QUIET, cash 3oc Csyerseed active nd
Smssh SCarD 400 pnsn Oats 900 bush shpmenanmo
Whsat 2 900 bush oats 2g0o bush Cioverseod z'soo
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Steam oats an0 Rallroa0s.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.
Trains from Chambers 81 station week lays for
Fnglo~oo' 1rnArv Clostcr rpar&u aud NyAk 80. 10.
20 70 go aud II 30 a. 90. lis. 8 3d. I. 80. 20.
- 80 1880 ?. M. 2 niinls T. Sn.davs -.
Monsry AMI r ,fnans. wrok lays 5.'O = TO- o 30 III.
3d. g. so D. m. SUNDAYS . $50 m,
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Flour. tho market Guiet AMI prices unchanged
As las, quotoi-thsice TO Fancy Winter Patoat' saOO
20 southern winters IS 500 -. Michigan
WISCONSIN Winters 50 80 90 fair 70 holcc
d3s' tholcs Fancy Minnesota Patents - J5At5D
Wheat Patsniss4 lOO4 80 MnnrsOt. Baker.
50 % 80 Medium chOc soft - 30 IS Low
Grade spring, 81 fOnI 30 Rye Flour Dlrrol,
cash quotations wore a. fnllovs-NO spring Wheat al
1910 No Spring Wheat CSC. No Red TIC.
~. Cora iO',c No. = oats .h.c. No. 70
BIC. Barley 76c no l FAX scoi 81 10.
Prm. Timothy 5000 at 81 81. Mon rerk por bbl.
sI4 2Jal4 ard 100 n s. 20. Rlh. SIDES
ioo,o - 40. Drr Sailed shoulder. boxed 50 7Os3 40
short Clear sides boxed S. 70ds7 10 Whistey di.sr,
finished goods gallon 81 40 sag.r-Cnt Loaf 7s7'.e
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.
ALL FARES REDUCED
VIA sToNINGTON LINE

inside Rsuts for BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AMI tbs EAST
only SO to Boston, 81 % to Provi tencs.
Thelarge Rhode Island and Mas,achussts ss
pew Pier SO ~ H.. block above Canalst az A;3o p III
daily Sunday.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W y = {. : IT, R. Il. co, le,,ee. al.
petro, and chlcago - - a m. 600 SIS ?. M
syraea.c harso oche'ter Suspension Bridge Nlagsr,
E's. si5 ,, ai!'9 ,, RI o Io 5l5 MI, ,55
o% Ts S j. Pr u; I = H.
sna .,.oop N cran..on'.. cornwall a Nerours
Hamilton London. :.55,. M. 500 SIS p. m. Toronto.
Fesani eep ag car, for buffalo. Niagara Fails Det-os
.Dsiy tbaiy except saturday other trains daily except
n LeIT s sa" we horo Sation SI:jo a. H.
Fort csrt' tlmeabes paror 'loepuscar accommoia-
ton. informant apply at Offices B.oosiyn 5S5 wa n
Wew yr CIV Nv M -, Rfo dyv rs Howery II
PARK ri.eo and Hes shore Stations tot Of Mgs 4: '@
GVaaier6iiave General Passenger Agent
NORWICH LlNE.-Favonte Inside Route.
" Farc. rclucet TO Boston. - Wor,eter - go Nor.
To- All point. last Stcamer.GtrY oF WORCf sTER CITY
or BOSTON aud CITY OF LAwKa Ne ri, c, Wv PER 40
SHORE Ll\E.-Al kal Foutc for Boston,
y Newport and me Fast EEpre,s l"ayo' Grand Contra.
frpre.,rn A. m eic,n, Saad.y FAT fvPre.. At Ii
a,y Palace rArorcars or sleeping cars to iesna
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT
ID NORFOLK. VA and ,9tTH. n.,.,
more thence palace s,'Amer' arTY'q2s 4 Nj ISn' at
$40 a. Il" ,,nI Fa.. Agent slS ntoadT4y' Nv
HOSTON via FALLRIVER LINE.-ONLY So
ID ;ordrs'-class limited tc.et. REDUCTION to NEW
PORT. FALL tN i ant all other point. steamers PHI
GlN ant bISrll- Aternltns leave Per - y r.. fost
Of Murrly.st 30 daily sundays included Conucc
ton by ANNEX BOAT from BROOkLYN ami JERSEY
cry att p. m. Az ORCH ESrRA on EACH STEAMER
Tcaets 4ul satcrOO principal transfer
t.e. ot uflcct % Office Per %, AMT 81 steamer,
TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
IA Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
foot OF CHRIS tOphcr North River. day except
day. q IN. FOR Troy anu the North sunday steAniaf
louch rs Albany. roy excursion uc1eLs, ~ ~.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
u IA tlf IA
week NV a. . cOllcctln. VIA
Cat-kllI Mountain an / caro- Ralr'ttA
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
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IALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.

II
4 BOSTON. $500 fer Firstcias, Limited Tickets
REDUCTION 10 ALL OTHER POINTS.
Steamer, PILGRIM anI BHGSrDL leave Pier %. y. r.,
foot Murray at $50 a. dtly sun itys included
Connection beat from Brooklyn anl Jersey city at
4 Returning trans colue ting VITA steamers at
Fall River leave Boston wees lay, 1t -. IN, sundays
D. NJ An orchestra On each steamer
Ticket. and staterOjms principal trlsser vi
tic Offices ONCE on Pier =. AMI OH sieamcrs
NEW HAVEN steamers leave Peck-sliD
Pier % f. r. at ant II SUNDAYS excepted
time for carly trains north and east
nor HUDSON AND COXSACkIE.
4 steamer KAATERSK ILL on TUESDAY, Thursday ALL
Saturday at . m from ootO, Jays y. r.
Connecting Boston and Albany Railroad
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RAILROAD


on and after Novem Der 20 trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Largest and Finest Passenger station In America
stopping ~ New Uptown station l3Sthst as noted.
Albany Troy and Syracuse also 10 Montreal and 81
Adams
$50 a. m, tho FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED composed
drawing
Buffalo Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving Chicago 9oo
a. ~ next day.
1890 M chicago Express drawing cars to Can
andaigua and Rochester.
1880 Western Ncw-YOrk and Northern Express.
with draw groom cars.
$50 p M Albany. and Utica special with drawing
TO Albany and Troy Connects At Troy for sara
.oga on SATURDAYS only.
ZAP m Accommodation 10 Albany and Trov
l. Fast Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Lonis Express
with scepngcars for NIAGARA Falls. Buffalo. Suspension
Bridge Cleveland, Cincinnati. Annapolis. ST. Lous To-
lcdO, DrtrO Albany.
1880 Montreal and CanIndagua pres. daiv Sleep
nscars Pattsburg Montreal Rsuso's Point and
via 1t Adams also Syracusc and canandIgua daily
cent SUNDAY sunday train does not run vcst or Albany.
o. special sleeper arrives Rochester TAO But
ialo 9.35a- IN. and Cleveland - , y. M
tljO Night with for Auburn,
Geneva tanandaigua. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
WATERFOWL Utica daily except Saturday also Canaan
daiEua II sundays only.
1900 Night Express, with sleeping to Albany
and Troy Connects with tho morning trains FER tho West
for Lake George and for the North except Satur
Tickets and drawing and sleeping
sale Grand Central station. Sl 7Sj and 9I2
u Park Place Battery Pace 81 West l2jthHst. anil
l3Sth.st station Ncw.Yorx; 1913 washin 73b
Fulton sts. BroDklvn and ~ Fourthst. Williamsburg
we'otr' Express call for ami chocx baggage fro hotels
residences. ,. 1900
" IOTCtY HENRY MONEIT,
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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nlnsirdl Jnstrumelts.
european advertisements.

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OENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of November 20 1887.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON " BOnnd Brook
Route" 1880, 8, M l3e 4. $780, 1870. IL p M
SUNDAYS at 4, $40 5:3O. II D. H.
Trains leaving at 1890 IL M 1880 $50 1870 Up m;
have Healing Harrisburg PottsvIle etc. T.
n M for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
Readlng Harrisburg, etc ON sunday for Easton.
and 1880 a M for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
Chunk. ,,,
$40 a. m. for High Bridge Branch Easton Bethlehem,
Allentown Mauch Chunk. Wikesbarre Scranton Reading
Harrisburg, Pottsville. Tamaqua, Shamokn. sunbury,
Iewrsburg, Wiliamsp0rt
p NJ Esston Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
Reading. Harrisburg. etc $50
345 p IN. for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch-
$50 p Bridge Branch. Easton. Bethlehem, Al
lentown Reading. Harrisburg etc.
5:45 D. M for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk. etc. on Sundays at $50 p m.
400 s:l5 lll5 a. H. loo A. co. 49, 615 p m. Sundays
600 900 for Red Bank. Long branch lAsbury Park,
ocean Grove, except sundays Point Peasant.
a. s:lJ a. M. 100 4:3O p. for LAKEWOOD Toms River
and Barnegat
400 600 sl5 1llh, ll45 a. NJ. 100, 400 4:3O, $50
6:l5 D. ~ Sundays 600 900 a. IN. for Perth Amboy.
4 SIS ill5a 4:3O p for Monmouth Beach. Sea-
bright. Highland Beach.
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Jnstrnfiion.

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state whether for bovs girls and locality prserrs
r. + AVERY. American school bureau. w l4thst NY
MISS CHISHOLMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Will re.psn September 20 BOYS cla"s.
MRS. GALLAHERS SCHOOL for T rt.GI1s
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MRS. GRIFFITTS' DAY SCHOOL for
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CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, both sexes. city
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